frequently drink ice-cold beverage to keep you cool and hydrated
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camp out in front of the aircon or fan(s), with a cold beverage
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have long cold showers throughout the day, and night
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stay outside in a cool spot, watching or reading something with a cold drink in hand
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'live' in the pool until you turn into a prune
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fill the tub with ice and lie in it until the water is no longer cool
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Other
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None of the above
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A combination of the above
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It's never very hot where I live
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The heat is on (and getting hotter each day)! Some days I fell like I'm melting, and it's not even June-July yet. I get lazy and lethargic and lack interest in cooking (and sometimes food, too). I can barely keep on more than a vest and my undies. How do you manage it?
When it reach around 20c (68 f) and it's baking hot here we remove the extra sweater each summer. That's about 4 days. The ice bears take a dip daily then.
That's a polar bear by the way. When they come up from their bath it's best to keep some distance, as they shake their fur like a dag and you can get soaking wet from it.
Cast - we have Kast (throw) cloouut - oouut - them northerners lol
Yes it is. There was a program on tv recently about the Vikings and their influence on England around the end of the first century. I was amazed to learn how many everyday words in English are credited to the Vikings. Their influence was substantial and lasting.
Read any of the famous Icelandic saga's? I recommend the 3 largest ones: Egils, Njala and Laxedøla. Egil Skallagrimsson was too over in England did some fighting for his royal friend Athelstain (grandson of your Alfred).
My fav Viking King was Olav Tryggvason the first christian king of Norway holding the throne form 995 to year 1000. He built the largest Viking ship ever called Ormen lange. He was also a trip over in England having a chat in year 994 but I think that one was only friendly. Actually I think that is where he became a christian. He went to England straight from Poland where he had been married to a Polish princess for a few of years, but she died of illness. Saddened by that loss he had to "hit the road again" and that led him back to Norway (via England) where he became king. This man grew up around st.Petersburg or in those areas.
KarloradoFL: My outdoor thermometer is registering 102 F. I am in front of the computer and a fan wearing only my glasses and earbuds. The blinds are all closed.
I knew that there'd be some other innovative ways to beat the heat, but I wasn't expecting such a visual Karl...
Grandsiozzie: When it reach around 20c (68 f) and it's baking hot here we remove the extra sweater each summer. That's about 4 days. The ice bears take a dip daily then.
Cold weather isn't really my thing, but when it's really hot, I yearn for the cold (but only for a brief moment)...
I used to suffer the heat with light cloths until my bro "The Gal" put me unto this piece of magic, they come in all colours and one size usually fits all, I had to get a large because of my girth though
Name_Taken_Two: I used to suffer the heat with light cloths until my bro "The Gal" put me unto this piece of magic, they come in all colours and one size usually fits all, I had to get a large because of my girth though
Not nice Dino!...Why didn't you use your own head, instead of Gal's? You CHICKEN!!!
I was and still am confused over this saying. One says don't shed your winter clothing until the month of May is out but then another saying states don't shed your winter clothing until "May" meaning the Mayflower is in bloom as it won't come into flower if the weather will get colder
Didi7: Not nice Dino!...Why didn't you use your own head, instead of Gal's? You CHICKEN!!!
Maybe because you've got all these dickheads ? oops pardon me,I meant chicken heads that have multiple profiles on this site More cluckin an suckin Who knows Either way it's still funny
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"It's getting hot in here..." (song by American rapper, Nelly), so what would you do?(Vote Below)
Some days I fell like I'm melting, and it's not even June-July yet.
I get lazy and lethargic and lack interest in cooking (and sometimes food, too).
I can barely keep on more than a vest and my undies.
How do you manage it?